Kim's Kitchen

I love the kimchi soup! Make sure to take a jar of kimchi home for $10. It's the best! Lasts me all week.

I recommend this place, but keep in mind it's a bit on the pricier side.

What I like:
-Food is good! From what I can tell, it's quite authentic (I'm not an expert in Korean food) and there are generally Korean patrons inside
-Limitless banchan (side dishes). They're delicious, too
-Menu is small and focused
-Tables, dishes, silverware is clean
-Service is generally good, although sometimes slow

What I don't like:
-Bit on the pricier side
-Parking can be a pain. They have about 4 parking spaces behind and if they are full you will have to find parking on the street. Can be hard to navigate the parking lot as well. Just make sure to plan ahead!

I really like this place. Very homey. The food is calm and soothing. Delicious comfort food.

Small and cozy. Great service, great food, AMAZING Kimchee (which they also sell @ $10/jar). Parking is limited, but that doesn't keep us away.

S/N: be prepared to tip. It's demanded.

Our first time here and we had a warm welcome. Small place but everything is well kept and so clean. Feels like home. Parking can be tricky but it's not a deal breaker. We had their BBQ beef short ribs, spicy calamari, and kim chi friend rice--everything was so delicious! Even before we left, we already claimed this to be our go-to spot for yummy Korean food!